Analysts say Coinbase’s long-term growth may depend more on stablecoins and U.S. crypto legislation than a rebound in trading activity. Coinbase’s weaker-than-expected first-quarter results and slowing trading activity have deepened a Wall Street split over whether its business is still overly tied to crypto’s boom-and-bust cycles. Several firms, including JPMorgan, Clear Street and Oppenheimer, remain positive on the stock, citing growth in stablecoins, derivatives, prediction markets and Coin…
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